Emerald Coast Real Estate Blog

Isn't it time to Explore the Underwater Museum of Art's Sculpture Garden?
Posted by Delawalla Group on Saturday, July 13, 2019 at 4:12 AM By Delawalla Group / July 13, 2019 Comment

On Vacation looking for an adventure or are you a Scuba Diving enthusiast?  Consider visiting the Underwater Museum of Art located along the Gulf Coast in Walton County and dive down to discover the new sculptures that have recently been added to this beautiful underwater Sanctuary!

Not only is admission free, Time Magazine voted it one of the 100 "World's Greatest Places" in 2018!  No reservations required!

Find out more on their website!  Click here to see what's in store!

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High-Resale Value Projects You Can Tackle in a Weekend
Posted by Delawalla Group on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 at 10:21 AM By Delawalla Group / July 3, 2019 Comment

*Original Post on March 1, 2017 by Megan Wild on RIS Media's Housecall

“There’s no place like home,” as the old saying goes. That’s especially true when it comes to an investment.

You live in and love your home, but there might come a time when you have to leave it. And when that time comes, you’ll want to get as much money as you can for your property so you can move onward — and upward.

In order to increase your abode’s value, you might think you have to put in a ton of time, effort and money, but that’s not entirely true. Instead, you can take on weekend projects over time to spruce the place up so when it’s time to sell, you have a completely updated property that’ll end up selling itself.

Ready to get to work? Roll up your sleeves and start on one of the following five weekend projects.

1. Repaint Your Kitchen Cabinets

When it comes to smart investment in your home, the kitchen is one of the best places to start. Buyers expect kitchens to be updated. Stone countertops, stainless appliances and sleek flooring all make a space feel modern. Obviously, these changes require a lot of money and, sometimes, a lot of time. That’s why you can tackle it in bits and start first with your cabinets.

Old wooden cabinets...